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Compound Complex Crime
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- What is a compound crime under the first branch of Article 48?
- Are light felonies included in Article 48’s compound-crime formulation?
- For a properly established Article 48 complex crime, what is the basic statutory penalty formula?
- One intentional shot sends a single bullet through two victims, causing two homicides. No special composite provision g…
- A single intentional act is established to produce one grave felony and a separate light felony. A prosecutor seeks an …
- An assailant intentionally carries out two separate attacks moments apart, each causing a distinct homicide. The court …
- A single reckless-imprudence incident produces death, serious injuries, and slight injuries. The prosecutor uses Articl…
- State the requisites of an Article 48 compound crime and explain why several victims alone are insufficient.
- Distinguish the ordinary Article 48 exclusion of light felonies from Ivler’s treatment of a single negligent incident.
- Distinguish a compound crime from complex crime proper and state their common Article 48 penalty rule.
- Can the compound branch encompass one grave and one less grave felony from the required single act?
- Does the compound-crime penalty rule ordinarily add every component penalty cumulatively?